Facultative Obligatory Treaty


Definition of "Facultative obligatory treaty"

Michelle Houze
  RE/MAX Platinum Realty

Hybrid between facultative reinsurance and treaty reinsurance where the ceding company may elect to assign certain risks that the reinsurer is obligated to accept.


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